I live in America and I drink my tea exactly like that, I even have an electric kettle. I drink my tea like my mom who's American, my dad hates it that way and he's English xP
@MisterCrolla yes it does get a bit strong. But i'm West Indian and we use brown sugar, which gives it a different taste. I usually use Yorkshire Gold. . . (i'm having a discussion about tea. what has happened to my life XD )
I quite like tea, but I not admit that to very many people, because here in the United States, tea is for young girls and old ladies, so, being a guy, that would be kind of embarrassing, haha.
@MrMK94 Here it's a good staple, and having it how I have it in a mug etc is what builders/construction workers do. In fact we have what's called "Builder's Tea" which is just a preparation method... strong tea, 2 sugars, milk. Simple :P
@spencera11 Ah yes, but in the UK, the average "cup of tea" is just a normal standard variety of tea to us, which is known as English Breakfast in many non-UK places.
i am british, a really English tea is earl grey, thats the one i usually drink. but the lap sangsushi (or how ever its spelt) is just a new one ive found :D.
I live in America and I drink my tea exactly like that, I even have an electric kettle. I drink my tea like my mom who's American, my dad hates it that way and he's English xP
KaitKatt 2 weeks ago
@KaitKatt Bravo! Odd reversal in tastes with your parents though!
MisterCrolla 2 weeks ago
looks really good :)
btw, a little bit out of the point, i enjoyed ur back ground music too. astute!
calleigh89 1 month ago
@calleigh89 I thought it suited ;)
MisterCrolla 1 month ago
hmm, I tend to leave my teabag in.
ThePouitree 1 month ago
@ThePouitree Naww, gets too strong and quite bitter!
MisterCrolla 1 month ago
@MisterCrolla yes it does get a bit strong. But i'm West Indian and we use brown sugar, which gives it a different taste. I usually use Yorkshire Gold. . . (i'm having a discussion about tea. what has happened to my life XD )
ThePouitree 1 month ago
I just made myself a sipid cup of tea. Thanks to you!!!
adorebeauty0 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@adorebeauty0 Hooray! :)
MisterCrolla 2 months ago
I just ordered one that looks just like yours from Amazon.com!
I'm so excited!
And you ARE cute!
BCGilly3 4 months ago
What a great video! How did that water boil so fast!?
You're so cute!!!
BCGilly3 4 months ago
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MisterCrolla 4 months ago
@BCGilly3 I'm nooot!! ^_^;; And it's just a fast boiling kettle. They're quite common in the UK. Mine's at least 8 years old!
TRWolf 4 months ago 3
I quite like tea, but I not admit that to very many people, because here in the United States, tea is for young girls and old ladies, so, being a guy, that would be kind of embarrassing, haha.
MrMK94 4 months ago
@MrMK94 Here it's a good staple, and having it how I have it in a mug etc is what builders/construction workers do. In fact we have what's called "Builder's Tea" which is just a preparation method... strong tea, 2 sugars, milk. Simple :P
MisterCrolla 4 months ago
art attack music :). lap sansusshi is the best very smoky taste :)
spencera11 4 months ago
@spencera11 Ah yes, but in the UK, the average "cup of tea" is just a normal standard variety of tea to us, which is known as English Breakfast in many non-UK places.
MisterCrolla 4 months ago
@MisterCrolla
i am british, a really English tea is earl grey, thats the one i usually drink. but the lap sangsushi (or how ever its spelt) is just a new one ive found :D.
spencera11 4 months ago